Venus-Jupiter meeting tonight: Tomorrow the view will be visible before sunrise; After 1075 years, Mars will be in alignment with Saturn

Today on April 30, late night, the bright planet Venus (Venus) and the largest planet Jupiter (Jupiter) will be seen merging into each other in the sky. On the other hand, the planets Mars (Mars) and Saturn (Saturn) will be seen lined up near them. Earlier this rare event happened 1,075 years ago. This conjunction can be seen in the eastern sky before sunrise on May 1.

How rare is this sight?

Before this, the event of the four planets coming in a row happened about 1,000 years ago in 947 AD.

Dr. S Patnaik, Deputy Director of the Pathani Samant Planetarium, told news agency ANI that before this the event of the four planets coming in a row happened about 1,000 years ago in 947 AD. This view is also known as ‘Planet Parade’. There is no scientific definition for this, the term is only used in astronomy to describe this phenomenon.

According to the BBC report, after May 1, Venus and Jupiter will be seen moving away from each other. The next sight of their combination will now be seen in 2039.

Venus-Jupiter can be seen with the naked eye

This event of meeting of Venus and Jupiter will be able to see with the help of naked eye or binoculars.

You will be able to see this event of Venus and Jupiter meeting with the naked eye or with the help of binoculars. Since Venus is brighter than Jupiter, it will be more visible in the light of the moon. Jupiter will appear very faint in front of Venus. Venus will be 0.2 degrees south of Jupiter.

On the other hand, along with Venus and Jupiter, Mars and Saturn can also be seen clearly lined up when viewed from the telescope. Some large moons of Jupiter will also be visible through the telescope.

The union of the two planets is not real

The coming closer of Venus and Jupiter and the aligning of Mars and Saturn is not a real phenomenon. This is only the position visible from Earth. In fact, Venus and Jupiter are at a distance of about 43 million miles from each other.

Tonight will be the first solar eclipse of the year

There will be a solar eclipse on the night of April 30. This eclipse will not be visible in India.

According to Indian time, there will be a solar eclipse on the night of Saturday, April 30. This eclipse will not be visible in India. Because of this, there will be no Sutak of this eclipse in India. Auspicious work related to Shanishchari Amavasya can be done throughout the day.

According to Indian time, the solar eclipse will start at 12.15 pm on 30th April and will end at 4.08 am on 1st May.